HIGHLIGHTS

Six-story mixed-use development located at 65–81 University Avenue, Newark, NJ
Part of the Broad Street Station District Redevelopment Plan
Ground-floor charity lodging facility for Goodwill
Residential apartments featuring one- and two-bedroom units
Two-story open parking garage
Resident amenities including a fitness center and multipurpose room
Outdoor amenity and gathering spaces
NVA Group providing feasibility analysis, budgeting, constructability review, and project coordination during pre-construction.

NVA has relative experience in high-density urban construction on constrained city sites
486-foot-tall residential tower constructed on a compact 50' x 100' lot
32-story luxury condominium development in Manhattan’s Upper East Side
38 exclusive luxury condominium residences
Complex logistics management with limited lay-down and staging areas
Strategic lane closures coordinated to support excavation, foundation work, crane jumps, and concrete operations
Achieved accelerated 3-day concrete pour cycles in a dense urban environment
Integration of embedded Viega PEX tubing within concrete slabs for radiant heated flooring systems
Delivered advanced construction solutions while minimizing impacts to surrounding traffic and neighborhood operations

Adaptive reuse of an existing 5-story brick building into modern residential apartment.
Addition of 5 new stories, creating a 10-story mixed-use residential development
State-of-the-art fitness center and wellness facilities, including a sauna and spa
Private theater and entertainment spaces
Pet-friendly amenities featuring a pet wash and pet spa
Resident storage units for added convenience
Exclusive sky lounges with elevated city views
Rooftop terrace designed for relaxation, social gatherings, and outdoor enjoyment

Adaptive reuse and preservation of a former hospital into a modern educational facility
Delivered through a phased, PPP-aligned approach to address immediate school capacity needs
Phase 1: Conversion of a 140,000 GSF hospital into a high school
Successfully completed for occupancy ahead of the September 2025 school opening
Phase 2: 60,000 GSF ground-up addition currently under construction
New facilities include a gymnasium, auditorium, and supporting educational spaces
Scheduled completion in Fall 2026
Creates a comprehensive campus while maximizing existing infrastructure

Complex institutional redevelopment within a dense urban environment
Integration of a 60,000 GSF former hotel with 40,000 GSF of existing school facilities into a unified campus
Expansion increased campus capacity by approximately 150%
Creation of modern educational spaces with improved circulation and functionality
New student amenities including a gymnasium and auditorium
Preservation of historic architectural elements while incorporating contemporary systems and design
Innovative construction approach utilizing temporary façade shoring and phased sequencing
Achieved over $900,000 in cost savings through strategic planning and execution

Modern academic facility designed for flexibility, functionality, and long-term campus growth
Constructed within an active university campus with minimal disruption to daily operations
Phased construction approach ensuring safety and continuity for students, faculty, and staff
Structural system incorporates cast-in-place concrete, cold-formed framing, and CMU shafts
Durable and efficient building design focused on long-term performance
Façade features Taktl GFRC panels, punch windows, and storefront glazing
Enhanced natural daylighting and energy efficiency
Seamlessly integrated into the existing campus environment

Sleek, modern architectural design emphasizing innovation and functionality
Construction completed while the school remained in session with no major disruptions
Natatorium integrated into the hillside and rock profile for efficient site utilization
New state-of-the-art aquatics center supporting athletics and physical education
Advanced infrastructure enhancing both academic learning and athletic performance
Designed to promote student wellness, training, and community engagement

Restoration and adaptive reuse of Marcel Breuer’s iconic 1966 landmark building
Transformation of the historic structure to accommodate the MET’s temporary contemporary art exhibitions
Preservation of original architectural materials and design elements
Careful balance of modern museum requirements with historic integrity
Enhancement of functionality while maintaining the building’s cultural and architectural significance
Recipient of the Lucy G. Moses Preservation Award for excellence in preservation and adaptive reuse

Delivery of specialized healthcare facilities, including ambulatory care centers, MS treatment clinics, cancer care, and orthopedic centers
Designed to support efficient clinical operations and evolving healthcare needs
Patient-centered environments focused on comfort, wellness, and quality of care
Integration of advanced medical technologies and high-performance building systems
Flexible and functional spaces tailored to specialized treatment programs
Enhanced patient experience through thoughtful planning and modern facility design
Infrastructure that improves treatment outcomes, staff efficiency, and operational performance